This week on Thursday or Friday, you will be taking the Trinity Exam! If you'd like to know what the exam will be like, below are the videos you watched in class today with Lia.
Here is another example of a student who did well on the Trinity Exam.
If you would like to see more examples of the Trinity Exam, please CLICK HERE.
And lastly, here is the board game you played in class today so you can practice at home this week!
Good luck! I know you will do your best on the exam. And remember, EVERYONE makes mistakes!
Practice using the PRESENT PERFECT by playing Moonshot!
Please continue practicing your topic for Trinity!
Here are some things you can do at home to practice:
1. Write down 5 setences and 1 question for every subtopic.
2. Draw a picture of your topic and tell your mum, dad, brother, sister, or friend about it.
3. Revise vocabulary words by making a card matching game.
Here is the video about CHEMICAL and PHYSICAL changes that Julie shared with you in class last week.
And here is the video Lia shared in class this week about MATERIALS and PROPERTIES !
If you want to play the Characteristics of Materials Game, click HERE!!
Review the 3 Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and listen to the song by Jack Johnson. Try to put the 3 Rs into practice at home and at school! Please leave a comment and share what you and your family are doing to reduce, reuse, and recycle.
And finally, please look at the CEIP Antonio Machado website. If you go to "rincón del alumno" and 4º primaria, you can find your work about vertebrates, the Christmas song and the link to this blog!
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Keep preparing for the Trinity Exam! Julie has told some of you to research your topic at home. So use your computer, books, talk to a friend, or your parent. Keep learning more and more about your topic! Remember, YOU are the expert!
Click here if you want to play Energy Flow, the game we played in class last week!
In class we also talked about damps and turbines. Here is a video to help you understand better!
We also watched the ROY G BIV video to help us remember the colors of the rainbow that are formed when light is reflected through a prism. But, you should know that the rainbow in this video has the colors indigo (dark blue) and violet (purple) mixed up. The rainbow should look like this.
And HERE you can find many games about lights and shadows.
And remember to leave a comment or question on the blog! Lia and I are happy to answer your questions and to know that you are learning when you're at home too! I hope you all have a lovely Valentine's Day this Friday!
To answer your questions about how non-flowering plants produce seeds and reproduce, please watch this video. If you have any questions, post a comment on the blog!
